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    al., 2014 p. 465). Commonly affects children between 1 and 5 years of age (Singh, et al., 2014). The majority of children involved in this study were children aged 5 years and younger, which is in line with other comparable studies. The most common site for a blockage is within the esophagus followed by the larynx and…

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    It all started my freshman year of high school. My second year of running cross county I did not really try at first until one day when our coach said if you do not give it your all every day you cannot go to the state cross country meet. We had a few weeks till our first meet and we were far be hide but catching up fast. The times were getting faster and faster, but at the rate we were going we would not make the first meet with goo scores. We all sat down and talked “we all have to reach deep…

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    Each culture has its own communication lexicon. People belong in each group of culture will have their own symbols and meaning interpretations of how they make sense of the world. The assimilation process will usually take some times, and people of one culture will often find it hard to find a common ground of understanding. However, it’s still possible to grow close ties regardless of cultural and linguistic differences. My roommate, Humberto, from Mexico has proven this notion by his own…

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    you got, but the distance you traveled from where you started.” When I heard this quote from running legend Steve Prefontaine, I had already known it to be true. It was one of the many things that i have learned from my experiences as a cross country runner. Cross country has taught me perseverance, optimism, and leadership. I consider my experiences as a runner to be just as educational as my time as a student. When I started running as a freshman, I consistently finished last, at a time of…

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    when I heard the starting gun. This all was my first cross country meet at Sanborn, Iowa on September 18, 2017. My parents were not able to come because my mom was sick. The whole cross country team was there and so were all of their friends. No one showed up to watch me so I ran without worrying about what they were thinking of me. This was a very important race to me because it was the first time I was running for competition. I went out for cross country so that I could run with people my age…

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    In the article, Lisa Davis is trying to show how the body position can have non- verbal communication. Though the position of the body, the people also communicated their cultural differences not only between the countries but also within the same country. The people from middle east are been to make physical intimacy where the Americans maintains a distance when a businessman of middle east steps forward the Americans steps backwards as far as possible. The difference of…

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    It was a humid morning in February and the atmosphere of the field was uncomfortable: the air was thick and moist, and the sun was shadowed by the overcast of black clouds. The blades of grass were still wet from the morning dew and the dirt turned into mud. The confident chattering of the nearby teams coupled with the cold stares only worsened the situation. The pressure was on: it was my schools second track meet and my running coach expected my team to beat our personal records. This…

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    Business Culture in America America holds 300 million people of mixed race and heritage, making us the third largest country in the world of a multicultural mosaic. America there are seven different categories when it comes to the culture of business that should be taken into consideration. First, there are the basic concepts. Then, Communication Styles. Next, time is money. Followed by, meetings. Then, negotiations and contracts. And finally, business language. All seven of this aspect play a…

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    that is typically used in the healthcare industry to refer to certain attitudes and behaviors, as well as the policies shaped by them, within a specific situation or workplace that enables professionals to be able to effectively work together in a cross-cultural environment. By taking into consideration the different cultures in a setting, cultural competence allows for the culturally appropriate implementation of specific policies, practices, and procedures in order to increase the quality of…

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    In light that my country (Haiti) profile was not available among Hoftstede cultural listing, I chose 2 countries to compare culture differences with my own because my country is geographically placed between the Latin American and Caribbean region. What do you think of modeling an entire culture on just four traits? In comparison with Jamaica and the Dominican Republic scoring high on Individualism (39/30) and Masculinity (68/65), I would personally rate my country with a score higher than…

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